Etac Swift Mobile Tilt Motor, Manual

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Etac / Swift Mobile Tilt Motor / www.etac.com
English
General information
Thank you for choosing a shower chair from Etac.
In order to avoid injury during handling and use, please read
through this manual first.
In the manual, the user is the person sitting in the chair. The assis-
tant is the person operating the chair.
Etac Swift Mobile Tilt Motor is a shower and toilet chair intended
to make hygiene care easier for people with reduced mobility and
their carers.
Swift Mobil has been tested by a testing institute and complies
with the requirements stated in EN ISO 10993-1 and SS EN 12182.
It is designed for use in showers, with hand basins and over toi-
lets, as well as for transport to and from the sanitary room. Every
component of the chair is designed to make things easier for users
and assistants.
This symbol appears in the manual along with text. It indi-
cates instances where the safety of the user or the assistant
may be at risk.
The images which are referred to on each page are found at
the start of the manual (pages 3 to 9). See Figures A to M
for the corresponding text.
This product should be recycled as per national
regulations.
Product description
See Figure A
A1.
Bolt
A4.
Armrest
A2.
Legrest
A5.
Backrest upholstery
A3.
Seat
A6.
Headrest
Assembly
See Figure B
Dimension table
See Figure C
Warranty / maintenance
See Figure
D
The warranty period for material and manufacturing
defects is 5 years. For terms and conditions, see www.etac.com.
Service life 7 years. For complete information regarding the service
life of the product, see www.etac.com.
Maintenance and reconditioning
To keep the chair in good and safe working order, you should
regularly:
D1. Clean the chair with ordinary non-abrasive detergent. Rinse
and dry.
D2.
The product can be cleaned at 85 °C for 3 minutes.
• Keep the castors free of hair and soap deposits, etc. If your
shower and toilet chair is not in perfect working order, contact
your dealer.
• Charge the battery regularly.
Transfers
Se Figur E
Over a threshold:
E1.
Chair only, put one foot on the chassis tubing
E2. With occupant, pull the chair backwards.
In stationary position:
E3. Always lock as many castors as possible when the chair is to
be used in a stationary position.
E4. Out-turned castors improve the chair’s stability.
Transferring:
Assess the risks and take notes. You as a carer are responsible
for the safety of the user. Aids should be used if the transfer is
deemed as risky. Visit www.etac.com for manual transfer aids.
E3-E4. It is important to ensure that the castors are locked and
pointing outward before carrying out transfers to and from
Clean.
• The legrests should be swivelled to the side whenever the user is
sitting down or getting up.
• Fold up the armrest on the transfer side of the chair.
E5-E7. Carry out the transfer.
Safety
See Figure F
• Defective chairs must not be used.
• Do not use outdoors, in saunas or immerse in water.
F1.
Make sure the castors are locked when users sit down on or
get up from the chair.
• An anti-tip attachment must be used if the user is an amputee.
F2.
Never stand on the foot supports as there is a risk of tipping!
F3.
The sitting position has an impact on stability.
F4. Chair stability is improved if the castors point outward.
F5. See the maximum user weight for your commode chair in the
table in the centre-spread section (page 15).
Actuators/Batteries
F6. Must be recycled
F7. Reinforced/Dual insulation 2
F8.
For indoor use
Legrest
See Figure G
G1.
The assistant can easily raise and swivel the legrests to the
side for the user to sit down in or get up out of the chair. The
footrests are detachable.
G2. Various height adjustment options are available by moving the
locking pin. The legrests have 6 different height settings.
Adjustment
See Figure H
Height
H1-H7. The height is easily adjusted by inserting the bolt in the
required position. See distances in table
Check that both sides have been adjusted to the same
height as otherwise stability can be reduced.
H8. Do not
use the chair if the bolt (orange) is not locked.
Anti-tip function
H9. The carer can easily regulate the seat angle using the handset.
Make sure the castors are locked if the anti-tip function is
used while the user is sitting in the chair.
The seat unit can be tilted back 35° and forward 5°. We recom-
mend the use of a head support.